With yesterday’s refusal of assents to 5 Bill, the number of passed bills in the present 8th Senate and refused to be signed into law by the President, has now puts the number at 26. Here are the list of the Bill, some of which are seen and viewed has been critical to the Country growth and advancement:

1. The Petroleum Industry Governance Bill (PIGB)
2. Stampp Duties (Amendment) Bill
3. Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill
4. Industrial Development (Income Tax Relief) (Amendment) Bill
5. National Research and Innovation Council (Est.) Bill
6. National Institute of Hospitality and Tourism (Est.)
7. Bill and National Agricultural Seeds Council Bill
8. Chattered Institute of Entrepreneurship (Est.) Bill
9. Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences (Amendment) Bill
10. Subsidiary Legislation (Legislative Scrutiny) Bill
11. Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (Amendment) Bill amendment
12. National Transport Commission Bill
13. Federal Road Authority (Establishment) Bill
14. National Broadcasting Commission Amendment Bill
15. National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA) Act (Amendment) Bill
16. Federal Polytechnics Act (Amendment) Bill.
17. Nigerian Film Corporation Bill
18. Immigration (Amendment) Bill
19. Climate Change Bill
20. Chattered Institute of Pension Practitioners Bill
21. Digital Rights and Freedom Bil
22. The Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 8
23. The Constitution Amendment Bill No. 15,
24. The Constitution Amendment Bill No. 22,
25. The Constitution Amendment Bill No. 24
26. The Constitution Amendment Bill No. 28

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/rejected-bills-now-26-as-buhari-again-declines-assent-to-5/

Buhari is a dullard

buhari didn't meant well for this nation.

This is a good development for our democracy. The legislature must not accept everything from the executive and vice versa.
At the end of the 7th assembly the senators passed up to 100 bills in a day. What kind of rubbish is that. For the first time we are having strict scrutiny of legislative bills to avoid mistakes that we saw during the “will vs shall” Yaradua era. Imagine signing the electoral act into law, Atiku wud have a good case because we started the nomination process with the old electoral act and switched to 2019 act in the middle of the game.
Well done pmb and prof for the scrutiny

richidinho:
Buhari is a dullard

A dullard who vetts bills properly vs an educated man who accepts any rubbish from the legislature who is better?
I don’t need your answer because I know you are an illiterate dullard

Guzel:

A dullard who vetts bills properly vs an educated man who accepts any rubbish from the legislature who is better?
I don’t need your answer because I know you are an illiterate dullard

stewp!dboi

Jonathan was worse. He declined 120 bills. we never forget

https://www.nairaland.com/2024710/gej-refused-sign-120-bills

http://thenationonlineng.net/14-reasons-jonathan-must-go-now-senators/

SheikhMuniru:
What Do You Expect From A President Without An Authentic WAEC CERTIFICATE... Wait Till It Reach 500, Now That We're In Next Level

Maybe Dey Should Give Him NEPA BILL, He Go Sign Am

Jonathan was worse. He declined 120 bills. we never forget

https://www.nairaland.com/2024710/gej-refused-sign-120-bills

http://thenationonlineng.net/14-reasons-jonathan-must-go-now-senators/

richidinho:
Buhari is a dullard

Jonathan was worse. He declined 120 bills. we never forget

https://www.nairaland.com/2024710/gej-refused-sign-120-bills

http://thenationonlineng.net/14-reasons-jonathan-must-go-now-senators/

nickxtra:
With yesterday’s refusal of assents to 5 Bill, the number of passed bills in the present 8th Senate and refused to be signed into law by the President, has now puts the number at 26. Here are the list of the Bill, some of which are seen and viewed has been critical to the Country growth and advancement:

1. The Petroleum Industry Governance Bill (PIGB)
2. Stampp Duties (Amendment) Bill
3. Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill
4. Industrial Development (Income Tax Relief) (Amendment) Bill
5. National Research and Innovation Council (Est.) Bill
6. National Institute of Hospitality and Tourism (Est.)
7. Bill and National Agricultural Seeds Council Bill
8. Chattered Institute of Entrepreneurship (Est.) Bill
9. Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences (Amendment) Bill
10. Subsidiary Legislation (Legislative Scrutiny) Bill
11. Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (Amendment) Bill amendment
12. National Transport Commission Bill
13. Federal Road Authority (Establishment) Bill
14. National Broadcasting Commission Amendment Bill
15. National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA) Act (Amendment) Bill
16. Federal Polytechnics Act (Amendment) Bill.
17. Nigerian Film Corporation Bill
18. Immigration (Amendment) Bill
19. Climate Change Bill
20. Chattered Institute of Pension Practitioners Bill
21. Digital Rights and Freedom Bil
22. The Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 8
23. The Constitution Amendment Bill No. 15,
24. The Constitution Amendment Bill No. 22,
25. The Constitution Amendment Bill No. 24
26. The Constitution Amendment Bill No. 28

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/rejected-bills-now-26-as-buhari-again-declines-assent-to-5/

The sensible thing to do would be to include the reason for rejecting each of them.

vacanci:


Jonathan was worse. He declined 120 bills. we never forget

https://www.nairaland.com/2024710/gej-refused-sign-120-bills

http://thenationonlineng.net/14-reasons-jonathan-must-go-now-senators/

We are still counting for Mr Buhari, wait till 2023

Johnnyessence:
buhari didn't meant well for this nation.

I'm sure you will blame Buhari for your poor grammar.

SheikhMuniru:


We are still counting for Mr Buhari, wait till 2023

Jonathan spent just about five and half years with a total of 120 bills rejected. Buhari on his fourth year has only rejected 25 bills.

A kid knows that he's no where near the rate of Jona.

His acolyte is misleading him seriously

SillyMods:

I'm sure you will blame Buhari for your poor grammar.

who you help with your grammar. buhari is even a secondary school certificate holder.

Johnnyessence:
buhari didn't meant well for this nation.

You should rather verify those bills rather than jumping into conclusion.

That was how GEJ signed to lift ban off toothpick importation without knowing.

SillyMods:

Jonathan spent just about five and half years with a total of 120 bills rejected. Buhari on his fourth year has only rejected 25 bills.

A kid knows that he's no where near the rate of Jona.

Out of four years Buhari has spent as president do you know how many months he spent in London hospital, VP that acted as president sign some Bills into law

Let's now assuming that Buhari was around then, do you think he would sign those bills into law...

SillyMods:

The sensible thing to do would be to include the reason for rejecting each of them.

Check that out yourself. You haven't paid me to consult for you

Guzel:

A dullard who vetts bills properly vs an educated man who accepts any rubbish from the legislature who is better?
I don’t need your answer because I know you are an illiterate dullard

there is a saying that says you teach an old dog a new trick, that is what it is like for buhari he is stagnant he is not improving,,

somebody dat is not improving is what ?
A dullard,

Lol I dont see why so many people are whining about him vetoing bills. NASS can override his veto or fix whatever issues with bill. I haven't seen them attempt one veto yet.